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The Air Jordan 1 Low GS comes dressed in a Light Arctic Pink,White and Black color scheme. A signature “Arctic Orange” hue is mostly present on the shoe’s front and rear, namely the toebox, heel, collar and midfoot Swoosh. Mudguards, quarter panels and eyestays are done up in black for contrast. Though the “Arctic Orange” is mostly constructed of leather, it features a poofy black nylon tongue with an orange Jumpman logo. Heels get in on the branded flair as well, as they’re embroidered with an OG black ball-and-wings logo, Michael Jordan‘s signature graphic in 1985 and 1986 before Tinker Hatfield debuted the now-iconic Jumpman in 1987. Crisp white midsoles and stark black outsoles round off the look.
This Nike Air Max 270 React comes with black and white across the upper, low-cut design by the ankle and a no-sew textile base. In addition it comes with a React foam midsole along with Max Air cushioning. Completing the look is a white rubber outsole.The Women’s Nike Air Max 270 has been dressed in suede before. The violet side Swoosh adopts a pebbled leather material, adding another soft texture into the mix.Pink and lavender are then used on the branding and detailing on the lace eyelets, heel tab, and sockliner. A white midsole with a clear Air heel unit and a lavender rubber outsole complete the effortless new offering.
This latest release of the Air Jordan 1 KO Chicago is closer to the original version with classic Nike tongue branding and OG packaging. Red and white build the canvas upper, while black hits the Swoosh logos, laces, and classic Wings logos.the pair boasts “Gym Red” overlays around the toe, along the tongue and across the collar; the eye-catching tone also animates outsoles and branding on the tongue label. “Black” takes over the profile swooshes, ankle panels and laces–all three components deviating from the Jordan 1-variant’s predominantly-cloth upper. Visible underlays, including the bottom heel, in between indulge in a plain “White.” Underfoot, midsoles nod to the silhouette’s debut in 1985 with their slightly-yellowed, vintage-like styling.